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In one of the following: Human Resources, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Labor & Industrial Relations, Organizational Behavior/Development, Business Administration, or a related field.
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The HR Manager supervises the Organizational Support Team (OST), comprised of five (5) professionals working in Human Resources (Senior HR Analyst), Occupational Health & Safety (Environmental Health & Safety Specialist), Training and Quality/Organizational Performance (Organizational Performance Manager & Organization Performance Coordinator), and Administrative Support (Administrative Specialist/HR Tech.
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The Human Resource Manager will be responsible for managing and executing the HR strategy and operations, focusing on talent management, employee engagement, and organizational development.
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Minimum 5-7 years of relevant experience in HR (minimum five years in an HR business partner, generalist or HR leader role) with a primary focus on HR operations, culture, talent acquisition, talent development, organizational development, diversity, employee relations and change management.
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The AVP, HR will be focused on embedding talent, total rewards, organizational development, HR operations & technology, engagement & labor management as core processes throughout the Partners & Network.
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Successful and demonstrated HR generalist experience with proven track record in compensation practices, organizational development, employee relations, diversity, performance management, federal and state respective employment laws.
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Functional center of excellence experience in compensation and benefits, talent/succession management, organizational development, HR technology/infrastructure, and/or HR shared services.
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The Human Resources (HR) Generalist provides administrative support to the HR Department and will be primarily responsible for on going recruitment efforts and needs. Signet Health manages the behavioral health services for Medstar Washington Hospital Center (MWHC) and has a part-time opening for a Human Resources Generalist.
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Brookings Human Resources (HR) department actively develops and implements HR best practices aligned with organizational priorities. Generates a Recruitment Summary Report upon closure of each recruitment, sharing it with the Deputy Chief Human Resources Officer and Senior HR Business Partner for review and analysis with internal stakeholders.
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The HR Generalist supports the day-to-day operations of the talent team at the Chick-fil-A Supply Distribution Center (DC) in Nashville , TN, ensuring a workforce that can meet the demands of the DC. The Human Resources Generalist will also contribute to the overall functioning of the reward and benefit systems to help meet broader organizational goals.
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The CHRO will also set and provide a high standard of vision, leadership and direction for the Office of Human Resources, including the development and execution of human resource strategy, including but not limited to the areas of: succession planning, talent management, change management, organizational and performance management, training and development, HR compliance, records management, and compensation.
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Strong knowledge and experience with HR Business Partner (generalist), Talent Acquisition/Planning, Learning and Development, Employee Relations, Organizational Development, Change Management, and Diversity & Inclusion functions.
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A minimum of one year recent progressive hands-on HR Generalist experience, which includes talent acquisition, employee engagement/relations, manager/supervisor development and training, investigations and policy enforcement, disciplinary action, and related activities.
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The VP, Human Resources will be responsible for driving the strategic HR planning and execution aligned to global and regional business and HR priorities (with emphasis on talent management, leadership coaching, organizational design, DE&I, employee engagement and creating a world-class associate experience.
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The Human Resources and Payroll Generalist interprets existing policies and procedures and develops operational improvements to processes for multiple clients for matters related to HR, Payroll and Benefits Administration.
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